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Dave Jones wrote:

> 
> If every combination for a given cpuid translates to the same CONFIG_
> option, fine. I'm just not sure from memory if thats the case or not.
> The various Celeron/PIII's for example, some have SSE, some don't.
> Assuming Intel cpuid xxx translates to CONFIG_PENTIUMIII would break if
> thats the case.
> 


Right, which is why you should look at the SSE feature flag and nothing 
else.

	-hpa


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